Four new classrooms opened at Labasa Sangam College

Four new classrooms opened at Labasa Sangam College

By Dhanjay Deo
Wednesday 17/05/2017
Education Minister Dr. Mahendra Reddy officially opened four new classrooms at Labasa Sangam College today

Education Minister Dr. Mahendra Reddy officially opened four new classrooms at Labasa Sangam College today.

Labasa Sangam College has a student roll of 740.

Reddy says the opening of four new classrooms will add to the expansion plans of this school and cater for the needs of the growing number of students.

The Education Minister thanked the founding forefathers of the esteemed institution and TISI Sangam Board for their dedication, determination and will to ensure that they build a strong foundation of education for the children.

He has urged all students to attend school daily, work hard to succeed in life and take care of the new facility.

The project was funded by the school’s free education grant.

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